The output code of widget’s form method is added to page once for every instance of the widget (included the “dummy” instance contained in the “Available widgets” panel), so in your case the javascript code that defines the window.send_to_editor function may appear more than once, and the last instance overwrites the previous ones. There are … Read more
Do you have at least have a link to the query url somewhere on your public pages ? Google does follow query parameters, so that will at least bring it to the crawlers attention. See http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/improved-handling-of-urls-with.html (I almost have the opposite with my event/calendar plugin. google is paying almost too much attention to the pages … Read more
It turns out that the Infocus theme was the culprit. Deactivating it immediately solved the problem. Their support forum recommended using the [raw][/raw] shortcode surrounding our shortcode, which allowed us to use our plugin with the Infocus theme. [raw][recentreviews radius=”15″ count=”3″ zoomlevel=”10″][/raw]
As you can’t suppose to get a full working example without any given code, I’ll show you a rough wordpress AJAX setup: Put all this in functions.php: <?php add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘my_action_javascript’); function my_action_javascript() { ?> <script type=”text/javascript” > jQuery(document).ready(function($) { jQuery.ajax( type: ‘POST’, url: <?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>, data: { action : ‘your_AJAX_call’, league : $(‘input#league’).val() … Read more
Use the action ‘login_init’ to catch all calls to wp-login.php. Sample code: add_action( ‘login_init’, ‘wpse_51227_validate_custom_field’ ); function wpse_51227_validate_custom_field() { if ( ! isset ( $_POST[‘special_custom’] ) return; if ( ! is_numeric( $_POST[‘special_custom’] ) // handle the error } There are two important global variables available: $errors is an instance of WP_Error. Maybe you want to … Read more
What I do for almost every site with multiple authors: Create a separate blog for meta discussions, for example meta.example.com. Use P2 as theme. Install Authenticator to allow access for members only. Install something like Inform about Content, so the members get an email whenever something new was posted. I probably wouldn’t do that for … Read more
This is what i ended up using /** * check if the path is writable. To make the check . * * @param string $path * @return boolean */ public static function is_writable( $path ) { global $wp_filesystem; include_once ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/file.php’; // If for some reason the include doesn’t work as expected just return … Read more
Yes :). The following will effect all queries for posts on the front-end including ‘secondary loops’ (e.g. post lists on the side) but it won’t effect custom post types. So this may not be exactly what you’re after, but the principle is the same: add_action(‘pre_get_posts’,’wpse72569_maybe_filter_out_category’); function wpse72569_maybe_filter_out_category( $query ){ //Don’t touch the admin if( is_admin() … Read more
There are 2 potential solutions to this. Solution 1: Since Options Framework only gives you an uploader, I assume you are entering the alt text manually on the WP admin side. You could create a text option for the alt text so you can enter it from your custom options panel. Then just echo that … Read more
Fields added by PHP are not shown in the Dashboard. Recently, I came across this post in the User Submitted Fields section of ACF forums: PHP Recovery Tool. The author posted a plugin in GitHub, Advanced Custom Fields Recovery Tool from PHP Export. Haven’t tested, though. Use this plugin to import fieldsets from PHP exports. … Read more